Antony H.
It's a great practice keyboard for the travelling pianist, just be careful to package it carefully in a more rigid carry case. I used 8mm foam art card from a craft shop cut to size that slotted firmly into the supplied soft carry bag. I recommend using the USB C cable and plugging into a laptop software synth and (Logic-Garage Band) and monitor that sound over headphones. Also, tape the sustain pedal to a long piece of cardboard so you can rest your heel on it and then you don't have to chase the pedal as it shifts on the floor.
Antony H.
It arrived and it plays well
Martyn W.
This is fine for practicing scales and arpeggios, but forget about playing pieces that require subtlety and a fine touch. That requires a more substantial piano. But it does the job I bought it for, which is to help me keep up with my technical abilities while travelling.
Emily M.
Absolutely love my new keyboard! Delivery was so fast as well. Great product. Thanks team!!
Nicholas W.
So convenient being able to fold but also so impressed by its functionality! Great work!
Sean McGill
My daughter player and practices on this piano and loves it. The weighted keys have that ‘real feel’ that helps to strengthen and condition her fingers. The tone sound spot on and the built in dual speakers are loud enough for any practice session. The 3 pedals allow any beginner or intermediate player to keep advancing. The frame keeps the playing surface steady and doesn’t wobble.
This has kept her motivate as a pianist.
Javier
The product arrived in good condition, it looks like a semi-weighted keyboard, practical to carry and practice when you have to travel and do not have the main keyboard at hand, the sound is basic because of the small speakers it has. But with an amplifier it sounds very good, it sounds like a real piano. It serves to play live having a cable to the console and serves to record in studio as a controller, with headphones also sounds good bass can be heard.
Neville
I am studying for grade 8 and I find this a great sounding, easy to carry instrument. Being portable it can be played on most tables or stand. Headphones mean you need not disturb others when trying a new or difficult piece.
Wired
When learning to play on a piano, the best way is a full size 88 key piano or electric piano with nicely weighted keys. They are a bit springy, but still, after playing on it for a half hour, I felt no stress on my fingers. The very clever design make this portable keyboard very portable and easy to use. It folds out right away after taking it out of the nice carrying bag that also holds the sustain pedal and wires. This is a fully rechargeable and fully wireless keyboard! No plugging in. So this can be used anywhere. However, the sound is at best a bit soft and weak. It does have a good piano sound to it overall, but it does need a good sound amplifier to really hear it well. There are many relatively inexpensive sound boxes that will work with this. Plugs into an amp through the headset...Or...Bluetooth. Yes, this has Bluetooth. So it really is a wireless and when folded easily with a press of a lever and closed, very compact and easy to carry and store. The variety of sounds is very nice, although the volume control is more of a "Sound Center" control, where you press to get to a mode and then use the other buttons to adjust sound, type of instrument, rhythm, etc. Takes a bit of a learning curve, even when reading the mediocre instructions. But it is learnable. Also comes with an easy to snap in music holder. As a basic training piano, this is superb. Really, in a small house or where there is a need for portability, a rechargeable 88 key electric piano is very functional and the sound is good enough to enjoy even without an amplifier. Though, I would highly recommend using one with this for really being able to hear everything.
Gerald L.
I was very excited to get this keyboard as it seems very practical to bring around with the carry bag and being foldable, plus it's battery operated which means I can do without too many wires. When I finally purchased it and it arrived at my home, I was slightly disappointed with the sound it produces as it's quite artificial with a lot of background fuzz. I was hoping to use this for busking purposes, but looks like with the sound quality, I might just reserve it for playing in smaller groups of family or friends. That being said, overall I'm happy with the weight and portability of the keyboard.
Crystal H.
Works great! Kids love playing on it which is made better by headphones
Veronica K.
Does everything it says it does. Loving it.
Terence K.
This is a great portable full 88 key piano/keyboard! It is so light - throw it into the bag, sling it over your shoulder and away you go. The sounds/speakers are pretty ordinary. You have the standard general midi sounds (128 I think), and you can easily connect it to a laptop via USB. I'm disappointed that the outputs are all 3.5mm jacks (including the sustain pedal!). This really limits your gig output options. I use this keyboard to practice outdoors (jazz improvisation and chord/scale mental work) - and for small rehearsals. If your priority is portability over sound quality, this is a great keyboard! If you're looking for a professional keyboard to take on gigs, you'll either need to USB to a computer or look at another keyboard.
Devorah G.
beautiful product, I enjoy it very much. I love it. Thank you
Terry J.
Great instrument for the price.
Eric
This piano fulfills most of what you would want from an electric piano that both has excellent portability and expands with full size keys, unlike compressed keyboards with fewer and smaller keys. The main difference with the real thing is how the keys feel and how hard you have to press it, but it is good enough for practice and MIDI stuff, with direct muscle memory translation for location of keys and finger position.
Angela
This was a very nice keyboard especially for the price
and it folds so its more portable
Osprey
This is an ok keyboard. The semi-weighted keys are not at all like weighted keys. I guess that should have been clear from the "semi". But, the sound is good and the piano is a good beginners option. Quality is good - once unfolded it is pretty sturdy.
MilsapLuver29
Says it's only 8 pounds but somehow it feels heavier. Either way this is great because it does fold and it sounds like a real piano without the space. Definitley worth the money. It has some interesting demo songs but the only instrument sound you get from this is actually piano as far as I can tell. Either way I like it. You can play anywhere.
Danny
This is a super piano.
This is not your tiny electric keyboard piano. It is heavy duty, well made, and looks great. Every feels high quality.
Speakers are great for projecting good sound even at high volumes.
Nice layout - power button, volume dial, touch buttons.
Two inputs in the front for headphones (1/4)
Can connect via line input or midi usb.
A ton of great features, nice quality, and great sound (playing and via pc).
Graham
I got the Eastar EP-10 Beginner Foldable Digital Piano to accompany the more full sized Eastar digital piano with the weighted keys.
This one if mobile and foldable and has semi weighted keys.
The quality is the same, it's just that this one is foldable and comes with a nice carrying case.
It has all the features you'd expect from a digital piano and the sound / tone is very good.
I like this as I can take it with me.
Overall, the quality is good and this seems like a great choice for a beginner or intermediate level.
Rk
I got this for my daughter's who have been wanting to play piano because their neighbor who is 8 years old plays piano and is quite good. This is a nice quality keyboard that is easy to store when not in use. Folds up great and tucks away nicely. The keys are solid, the control panel is easy to understand, is fully wireless when charged so you can play anywhere, equipped with bluetooth, sustained pedal and music stand. The speaker is decent for practice, it doesn't get annoying loud band it also has a headphone jack which is great so that they can practice quietly. Very pleased with this keyboard works perfectly for our needs.
Bennett
I’ve messed around with playing the piano for years. What I mean is that I can play some chords and a few songs. But, I enjoy playing for my own amusement and creativity. For someone of my abilities or anyone taking up the keyboard, this is a good unit.
It is very light and folds, making it truly portable. This would be ideal for transporting from place to place, like for lessons or to play with a friend, for example.
The sounds themselves are what I would call very basic. They are almost identical to a keyboard I literally bought in 1996. But, they have a bunch of options if you’re interested. However, you likely won’t use most of them. It definitely doesn't have a full, vibrant sound.
I really like the fact that it has a battery and you can charge it. Again, this amplifies the best feature: the fact that you have a fully portable 88 key keyboard.
If you want to play in a band or any public setting, the sound likely won’t be good enough. However, for a beginner or for practice, it’s probably good enough, especially if you need a keyboard that is easily moveable. And, the price is great for that purpose.
Brenda
I actually tuck it under my end table in my livingroom when not playing and it fits great. I was surprised that it folds (very easily by the way) with keys out as opposed to the keys being folded unto themselves but since I am not traveling around with this thing they should be just fine. I like that it charges so that I do not have to be next to an outlet to play – but was surprised that it is a USB plug and not a wall socket. But I suppose it doesn’t matter as it is rechargeable. I am VERY happy that I got this.
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Jack
At my level I find it very well. I opted for this model because it is folding, it has 88 keys like a real piano and it is sold with its protective cover, a pedal, a cable for charging USB and that compared to other models the keys and keyboard are higher, (comparing the measurements shown) approaching the stroke more than a real piano with keys that sink. Exactly what I was looking for, without putting on fortunes to start... For now I just turned it on and pianote a little to see if it was working. I find it at the grip medium light and sturdy, even at the hinges for folding (which made me a little scared) to do with time. In force to bend it, unfold... It works well, the sound is good, I'm only testing piano, the only one that interests me for now it looks easily adjustable and fortunately because the manual is when English... I have attached some photos but video impossible, I find that the sound does not make it well at all, compared to reality its will work better when I play it. If like me you dream of knowing how played the piano, had not too much room and a small dark budget you will not be disappointed... But this is just my novice opinion. Delighted if my experience can help you in your choice like this summer for me with all the reviews I could read different models watched.
S.A
The keyboard even has features laptops and every iphone even lack, a headphone jack and usb C charging! Audio is nice and loud (or adjustable to quiet). There are headphone jacks if you need to be quiet. There are a crazy number of presets installed. The keys have a nice spring to them. It folds to make carrying easier, and only weighs 8 lb!
Do keep in mind there is a model with and without the stand.
